Sentence examples for infinitely ambitious from inspiring English sources
Given that the average lifespan consists of only about 4,000 weeks, a certain amount of anxiety about using them well is presumably inevitable: we've been granted the mental capacities to make infinitely ambitious plans, yet almost no time at all to put them into practice.
For me, they signalled the moment that punk mutated into something new and infinitely more ambitious, a chaotic merging of dub, funk, avant-garde noise with paranoid, often politically charged, lyrics.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
In the retrospective view that "Burt Lancaster: An American Life" invites, his career now looks infinitely more interesting -- richer and more ambitious on the whole than Brando's, the more gifted contemporary who beat him out for coveted roles like Stanley Kowalski and the Godfather but languished in middle and old age.
She found Cavendish, who was infinitely curious about the world, to be a particularly ambitious woman during a time when that was deemed unacceptable.
One freely admits that Mr Cameron's "extraordinary" abilities ("when he steps out of the Westminster bubble, that is") make change under the existing regime infinitely preferable to a disorderly defenestration.To keep his party on side, Mr Cameron needs to woo backbenchers, watch ambitious ministers and head off any grievance that threatens to turn a critical mass of MPs against him.
Davies commented that the intricacies of filming this episode were "infinitely more complicated than a regular Buffy" episode, and Whedon stated in the DVD commentary that he was ambitious to prove what television is capable of, saying "it just depends how much you care".
They were infinitely better.
It looks infinitely better.
Dogs are infinitely patient.
